[Wuxia Crossover] Who Says the Righteous Are Righteous?

Wuxia worlds have been messing with us for ages. Now it's our turn to mess with the world! As usual, it's a secret-identity story. The players and the System are just background details. This time I'm writing with more freedom! We have aliens now, so who needs a bicycle? Xi Zhuyu feels like he's always rushing from one place to another to save people. It might not just be his imagination. Perhaps it's because he is the only one among his secret identities with skills in medicine and pharmacology. Whenever one of his identities runs into someone in need of a trustworthy doctor, he has to make the trip himself, practically a walking medicine cabinet. His other secret identities aren't exactly known for keeping out of trouble, either. Take his only older sister, for instance. On the surface, she works for Six and a Half Hall and collects a salary from its chief. But Chief Lei rarely assigns her any work. Later, she becomes the young lady's personal bodyguard. She's a spy sent by Cai Jing, planted in Six and a Half Hall as a messenger while keeping records on the organization. In reality, this identity has a very strong meta element, because she is actually an alien. Her job is to observe and record whether the daughter of Lei Qiye, who inherited Guan Qi's bloodline, will also manage to download the DLC expansion pack like her father. Whether she'll go mad is another matter. Guan Qi has already gone mad under the combined influence of various factors, and even when he tells people about the DLC, they think he's babbling nonsense. I don't know if it's some kind of law, but Six and a Half Hall has an alien older sister, while the one at the Golden Wind and Fine Rain Tower is a native human man. This identity is a colleague of Mo Beishen's and commands some of the Lawless. In his daily life, he acts like a perfectly normal, polite human being. But the moment a fight starts, he's like a dog let off its leash, splattering blood everywhere, both other people's and his own. If there were street cleaners in the Song dynasty, the Golden Wind and Fine Rain Tower's customer service department would surely receive a lot of complaints like this. They might even get flooded with calls. And what about Xi Zhuyu himself? He opens his folding fan to reveal four bold characters on the front: "I'm so handsome." He flips it around, and the other side displays four equally large characters: "For Rent." Secret identity one: Master Zhu, the miraculous healer, who doesn't pay much attention to how much pain people can stand. His patients usually howl in agony. Secret identity two: The alien older sister, who earnestly holds down three jobs and takes each one seriously. Secret identity three: The mad dog of the Golden Wind and Fine Rain Tower. His usual politeness makes him seem even more unsettling. Secret identity four: What? You haven't seen him mentioned before? Exactly. Here's a quick introduction: he's a constable in the Divine Constabulary, with such a low profile that even the blurb nearly forgot he existed. He could show up anywhere at any time and kill criminals on the spot. That's why he has a rather villainous-sounding nickname: Plum Blossom in the Moon's Crevice. Theme: The light of righteousness shines upon the land